At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI gained 10.80 points to 1,433.39 from Friday's close of 1,422.59.
At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI gained 10.80 points to 1,433.39 from Friday's close of 1,422.59.
Turnover widened to 3.38 billion units worth RM1.63 billion versus 3.27 billion units worth RM1.76 billion last Friday. "We believe the market undertone will remain steady on the domestic front, and we expect the index to stay positive going forward,” he said in a note. Top gainers were Harison which improved 49 sen to RM9.25, Hong Leong Financial which strengthened 40 sen to RM18.38 and Nestle which firmed 30 sen to RM137.40.
Sector-wise, the Financial Services Index grew 91.39 points to 15,800.09, the Industrial Products and Services Index inched up 1.98 points to 173.06, the Plantation Index firmed up 37.96 points to 6,779.24, and the Energy Index advanced 28.95 points to 865.76.
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